Report: Warriors stand to benefit after NBA increases credit line for owners

League raises credit line by $75m to $325m, aiding high-payroll & luxury-taxed teams

The reigning champ Warriors got some good news when it comes to paying the hefty payroll and luxury-tax bills that loom on the horizon. Per a December report from Real GM, the team is projected to dish out more than $1.1 billion in player salary and luxury-tax payments between the 17-18 season and 20-21.

ESPN's scoop master Adrian Wojnarowski offers ups the specifics:

Sources: The NBA has raised the available credit line of owners to $325M, a $75M increase that could soften the impact of higher team payrolls and luxury tax penalties next season, The Board of Governors unanimously passed the increased debt limit in a vote on Friday.